This has been a family favourite for years, almost decades! But prices have gone up on some items,especially the coffees, that are double the standard and for small sizes!! While the food remains excellent, the value for price and size has greatly diminished. And what is a Greek meal without coffee...a stylish , full cup of coffee, to end with?! Too bad, Anatoli... you are no longer on our list.

Had been to Anatoli many times when living in Vancouver back in the 90's.. Moved back to Vancouver, and one day, headed to Anatoli hoping to repeat many wonderful dining experiences from before. Noooo way. Prices are high, portions are a complete joke, unless you're a small child, and food is below mediocre. I won't waste my time or money returning here ever again. You shouldn't either.

I've been going to Anatoli for many years, and have found over the years, the service can either be slow or incredible, with no consistancy. The one thing I have liked over anything else, is the food, and each time I order out or eat there, the food is fantastic, delicious and leaves you wanting more.

Tonight my out of town friend wanted Greek Food, and we came in early for dinner. I had order their roast chicken and my friend had the spanakopita and we thought our dishes were good. I love their roast chicken and its half of chicken that I never can finish and have left overs for my next day lunch. I love their chicken and its juicy with a great taste that is complimented by the potatoes & rice. My friend thought her dinner was good, was filling and tasted similiar to her husbands parents cooking.

Service was a bit slow and that wasn't a surprise, but I do return for the food, its that good.

Went during in late April for lunch and nice lunch menu with lots of selection. Also they have a special menu and chose the roasted lamb. Very good lunch portion with rice, potato and greek salad. Lamb was average with it a bit dry for my liking. Partner tried the souvlaki and it look really good. Price in the low to mid teens is a bit above average for everyday lunch. Overall a good place to go.

I recently held my parents' 60th wedding anniversary at Anatoli Souvlaki and was impressed with the helpful advice in the planning stage and the quality and abundance of the food the evening of the celebration. The owner kindly set up the stage for the Celtic trio I had hired and reportedly was at the restaurant early morning, preparing a feast of starters that included calamari, Taztziki, Saganaki; followed by enormous platters of roasted lamb, chicken, salmon and prawns, rice, potatoes, and Greek salad. A member of the staff also ordered and picked up, from an outside bakery, a fresh fruit cake for dessert. The head waiter was especially conscientious and concerned that all enjoy themselves and checked with me throughout the evening regarding the timing of starters, dinner, champagne, and cake. He also stole my mother's heart by taking her arm and leading her down the stairs to the party (while the hostess escorted my father), and serving her festive-looking virgin martinis as she cannot tolerate alcohol. At the end of the evening many of the forty-five guests thanked me for a wonderful time, saying it was a perfect place to hold a party. We had our own private space downstairs. The food, especially the lamb, salmon, and Saganaki, were repeatedly praised. Though my parents are Irish, I think that the Greeks have much in common with the Irish: they are a kind, generous, fun-loving people who know how to throw a party. I whole-heartedly recommend this restaurant.

Weak food, but nice ambience. Several years ago, this place was the best Greek restaurant around. Excellent flavors, nice service. Since then, the prices have gone way up and the quality way down. I agree with a prior reviewer that I have gotten dry souvlakis served to me. Sinewy-tough chicken souvlaki? No thanks!

They have excellent tzatsziki and pita, that's the best part about this place. If I have to go back, I'll just eat the free pita and order tzatzsziki (the cucumber/garlic/yogurt sauce).

Great decor though, greek music playing, nice wood tables. Great environment, too bad the food isn't the best.

I went to Anatoli's with my family for my birthday. We were seated promptly, even though there were a few large parties in the restaurant already and our server came by with water, and humus and pita bread very promptly.

I shared a platter for two with both of my parents and my sister order the country lamb dinner. The platter was huge and the quality of food was very good. Crispy calamari, delicious spanakopita, and tender lamd and chicken skewers. Plenty of food to share between the 3 of us. The countryu lamb was tender and the meat practially fell off the bone.

Service was prompt and friendly. Our platter took a little longer to come out due to the fact that there were two other large parties going on, but the server apologized and brought out more bread as soon as he saw we were running low.

No complaints from me and as a side note, Anatoli's does not serve pizza. I believe the reviewer below has reviewed the wrong restaurant as pizza is not even on the menu.